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Progressive harmonisation as a condition for market integration 1/2 • Stability and transparency of energy markets design and organization • Progressive opening to competition, according to each national situation and targets • Separate entities for energy generation, transmission, distribution and supply (public or private) • Implementation of clear and stable support schemes for RES and EE, including transparent, realistic and detailed targets at national AND regional level for each category of RES and EE measure • Define a “policy path” towards a coherent and more and more coordinated approach in the Mediterranean region • Through progressive harmonization • Respecting national specificities 11
Progressive harmonisation as a condition for stronger investments 2/2 • Non-refundable subsidies (grants and concessional loans) should be accompained by private initiatives (e.g., private equity) • Innovative financial instruments targeted at specific projects (e.g., sophisticated hedging instruments and derivatives trading to promote liquidity) • Need for coordination among different regional inititiatives: • MED-TSO • Desertec • Union for the Mediterranean (UPM) • European Investment Bank (EIB) • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), • MedGrid • RES4MED • African Development Bank • World Bank • InfraMed 12
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